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The students (pictured in front of Conrad Hall with Nichols President Susan West Engelkemeyer) were nominated last fall by the College's faculty and administrators. They include Briana Dellamura, Crystal Dennison, Ryan Flavin, Thomas Haggerty, Catherine Jaworski, Stephen Mack, Stefany Mendez, and Megan Woodruff.
Besides their academic accomplishments, all of the Who's Who recipients have played an active role in the Nichols community. Delamura has been an orientation leader, teaching assistant, and varsity athlete. She also studied abroad in Rome during the second semester of her junior year.
Dennison, an English major, has served as a teaching assistant for the College's first year Professional Development Seminar, which focuses on student career preparation. Next semester, she will fill the same role in two freshman Expository Writing courses. Dennison founded the Nichols College English Club and for the past three years has worked as a writing tutor in the school's Academic Resource Center.
Flavin, the third member of his family to attend Nichols, will captain the men's lacrosse team this spring. Haggerty, meanwhile, has been a member of the College's Student Government Association as well as a resident assistant in the school's dorms.
Jaworski, a double major in criminal justice and business management, has won the James L. Dunbar scholarship, named for the Nichols alumnus and founder of the nationally known security and armored car company that bears his name. Jaworski has also received admission to Delta Mu Delta, an international honor society in business.
Mack has spent his Nichols career in student affairs, as the treasurer for the Student Government Association, an officer on the Campus Activities Board, a leader for parent orientation, and a member of the College's Student Retention and Recruitment Board. He also has been admitted to Delta Mu Delta.
For the past four years, Mendez has served as president of the Nichols Class of 2013 and is also a member of the Student Government Association and the Student Alumni Society. Mendez will study international business in Brazil for two weeks after the spring term.
Woodruff, who studied in London during her junior year, has distinguished herself as a champion player on the women's tennis team, the secretary of the Student Government Association, and the treasurer of the Marketing Club. Among several internships she has successfully completed was a stint two summers ago at the Charlotte Motor Speedway in North Carolina.


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Andrea was born and reared in Jacksonville. Her parents are Travis and Freida (Lomax) Morris. Her brother, Travis Jr., is a probation officer in Jacksonville and Anniston. Travis and his wife Alissa have two sons. Demontaye is 12, and Jae-Taj is 9.
Andrea has attended New Hope Baptist Church her entire life. She's currently director of four of the church's five choirs. She leads the youth, gospel, mass and women's choirs and is also a member of the Desmond Hubbard Restoration Ministry, which ministers in various cities, including Birmingham and Atlanta.
Andrea said it's sometimes a challenging directing four choirs. She practices every Thursday and works closely with the musicians in selecting and preparing the music. Travis Jr., plays the drums for the choirs. Both her parents sing in the choirs.
"I've sang my whole life," said Andrea. "I like different kinds of music, but gospel is my favorite."
Andrea is also on the Praise and Worship Team at New Hope.
She graduated from Jacksonville High School in 1992 and attended Gadsden State on the Ayers campus.
For the past five years, she's worked at the senior center. As activities assistant, she gets to help create fun activities for senior citizens.
"I love it," she said. "I enjoy every aspect of working with elderly people and am just proud to know that at the end of the day I can go home and know that I've helped someone -- that I've made a difference in someone's life. I can see myself doing this for a long time."
Andrea would eventually like to get a degree in psychology and, if that happens, she would still like to work with seniors.
"It's a great experience getting to work where I do," she said. "I enjoy the seniors and the staff and have learned a great deal from working beside and with Wendy Bussey (senior center coordinator)."
In addition to enjoying music and her job, Andrea likes to spend time with her energetic nephews, Demontaye and Jae-Taj. She's proud of them for having good manners.
"They're very focused young men, and they love sports," she said. "They play football, basketball and travel league baseball, and they keep the whole family busy running behind them. They're very good young men, and they're very smart. They're honor roll students."
She feels that their upbringing is much like that of herself and Travis.
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The city and schools will need to raise the existing tax rate by 16 to 24 cents to at least maintain existing services.
By my estimates, that means the city will need to raise an additional $16 to $24 million just so residents don't notice cuts in services. I'm sure the city and school division are clarifying what levy increase would mean during the meeting.
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Bunting listed three dozen cuts, all of which would be required to close the more than $7.2 million budget gap. They include: closing the Hampton History Museum, Bluebird Gap Farm, all branch libraries, Old Hampton Community Center and the Senior Center; eliminating Healthy Start, parenting programs and school crossing guards. Grass would be mowed half as often, and contributions to most other non-profits, including Alternatives and the Downtown Child Development Center, would be eliminated. Employees, who have not seen raises since 2008, would not get raises.
Shifflette noted that cuts to close the $8.9 million gap would have to include teaching positions. Schools would also have to: reduce elementary art and music teachers and guidance counselors, eliminate cafeteria monitors, close the Moton Early Childhood Center, increase class sizes in grades 4 & 5, eliminate the team model in middle schools, reduce high school classes from 8 to 7 by eliminating the block scheduling, replace half the registered nurses with licensed practical nurses, and outsource custodial work. Transportation would only be provided to students who live more than 1.5 miles from school (it's currently ½ mile for elementary and 1 mile for secondary school students).
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As a fantasy hockey GM, the easy thing to do when evaluating prospects is take your cue from NHL teams. They spend a lot of time and money scouting players, so one can safely assume that the higher a player was drafted, the better he is, right? Wrong.
That's why if I had a choice between John Carlson and Alex Pietrangelo, I wouldn't rush to pick Pietrangelo. Pietrangelo was drafted fourth in 2008 and Carlson didn't get picked until 27th. Case closed for some judges of fantasy talent.
But let's look a little deeper. As talented a prospect as Pietrangelo is, I'd rather have Carlson. But on the day the two were drafted, I thought the Blues made an excellent pick.
The harsh reality of the NHL draft is that teams have to evaluate players – for the most part – at 17 years of age when they are not done developing. Major junior players often make their biggest strides in development as 18 year olds. The players who become the best NHLers continue developing early into their 20s until they reach their peak in the 24-to-32 year-old range. Those are the prime years and being able to accurately project what a player will do in that range is what makes drafting teenagers so difficult.
No one can claim to be an expert on evaluating prospects because you're dealing with human beings. There are a lot of variables. Even with the access to scouting reports and face-to-face interviews, there is stuff about a player that can escape the notice of an NHL team.
At best, projecting how a prospect will develop is a mystery in which you try to notice patterns and uncover clues.
But one area that NHL teams have more control over is development. The NHL team makes important decisions about what league the player will play and if they'll be released for international tournaments. Except in rare circumstances, drafting a player is like a carpenter cutting down a tree in the forest. A lot of time and effort goes into making a nice, useful piece of furniture. But if you don't do it properly, or with the proper amount of patience, you'll end up with one ugly footstool.
Developing players after they are picked is where the drafting game is won or lost. Some can step into the NHL right away and be productive, but those players are rare. Usually, they are supremely talented or physically mature players that can already compete with NHLers.
Take a look at the two defencemen taken right before Pietrangelo: Drew Doughty and Zach Bogosian. Both were excellent picks and are already enjoying success in the NHL as sophomores. Pietrangelo, meanwhile is adrift in the Sargasso Sea of prospects because he is often a healthy scratch and isn't getting enough playing time to develop properly. The Sargasso Sea is an area in the Atlantic Ocean where the winds are mild and the currents are weak. It's full of seaweed, too. In olden days, sailing ships tended to avoid going there. Needless to say, NHL teams should avoid letting their prospects go there.
When Doughty and Bogosian made the NHL, I wasn't too surprised. Both were physically ready for the NHL. Doughty, being a late birthday, was a year older than the other two, and Bogosian is as strong as an ox.
Despite their early arrival, I still thought Pietrangelo had more offensive upside, but I'm beginning to worry. As a tall, lanky player, Pietrangelo, needed more time developed physically before playing in the NHL. His upside could be greater because he's still getting stronger, faster – as well as getting smarter -- as he gains playing experience.
Pietrangelo is ranked No. 7 on Dobber's Top 30 defence prospects, behind Carlson who is No. 3 and behind another 2008 draftee, Michael Del Zotto. That's not because the Blues didn't make a good pick. It's because they're not handling Pietrangelo properly and they're cutting into what a prospect needs most to develop – playing time. He played only 45 games last year, and even though he missed six games to a head injury, he should have played more. A full season in junior, instead of half, would have been better.
Carlson benefited from being a USHL grad and graduated from the USHL to the OHL and can play in the AHL this season. The Blues have had only two choices for Pietrangelo – NHL or OHL – but other teams have successfully dealt with that limitation. The way to do it, if the player is not ready, is let them return to junior even if they've already reached a high level of performance there. Four years in the OHL doesn't appear to be hurting John Tavares too much this year.
This year, the lack of playing time for Pietrangelo is reaching silly proportions. In the Blues first 33 games, Pietrangelo has been a healthy scratch 24 times. He has played one game for them since Nov. 8. Fortunately for him, the Blues have released him for the world junior tournament where he will suit up for Canada. Given his lack of playing time so far this season, it will be tough for Pietrangelo to play as well as his talent should dictate. Hopefully, he'll improve on his performance from last year.
I wouldn't give up on Pietrangelo yet. When you think of the opportunity he will get with a talented young team like St. Louis, he'd be on my wish list. The Blues have Erik Johnson and Carlo Colaiacovo on the blueline at the NHL level and have taken to playing Alex Steen at the point. In the AHL, only Jonas Junlund provides competition. If Pietrangelo reaches his potential, he'll play on the top unit with Johnson for years.
In the 2009 DobberHockey Fantasy Prospects Guide, Pietrangelo's upside is listed as 65 points with a 45 per cent chance of hitting it. I'd say that the upside is still realistic, but the chances of him reaching it have dipped a bit and the wait for him to get there will be a year or two longer. I can't see Pietrangelo making much of an impact at the NHL in 2010-11. He should be in the AHL playing his game. Expect him in 2011-12, with modest contributions for the first couple of years.
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If he is not, I would attribute it to a lack of playing time over the last two years -- and especially this year. It's one thing to be learning in NHL practices, but if you don't get a chance to play, you don't get a chance to see how those lessons apply in a game.
The world junior tournament has a high-level of play -- as do NHL practices -- but Pietrangelo will face a big test in this tournament. I hope he does well and I certainly don't want to see him flop for any reason.
He's the kind of defenceman that required patience and I don't think giving the kid NHL stints as an 18-year-old and a 19-year-old can be equated to patience.
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As for major junior players being more valuable than players developed in college, there's an argument to be made for both sides there. Yes, junior players play more games, but for the 20 or so games that college players don't play, they are practising or working out off the ice.
The issue isn't so much the number of games played as the frequency. College players play two games every week as opposed to major junior players who play three. Pietrangelo has played one game in a month and a half. Maybe St. Louis has a plan, and I hope they do, but I don't think it is to continue making him a healthy scratch. I'm sure St. Louis is taking a great interest in his development. What they're doing is certainly not a sign of neglect. However, if I were the St. Louis GM or director of player development, this is not how I would approach the situation. It's not a matter of right and wrong, it's a matter of opinion. In the end, whether Pietrangelo reaches his ceiling might have nothing -- or everything -- to do with the way St. Louis handled his development. It's not an exact science, so we'll never know the whys.
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Regarding Pietrangelo's development, I think that St. Louis must not have been happy with how he was developing in the OHL. If you recall he was outclassed by a smaller D picked a year later (Ryan Ellis) in the WJ tournament last year. We are always quick to judge in the fantasy world that a player has been mishandled rather than saying that maybe they peaked early or the scouts just made the wrong choice. What about the players that were given time to develop in the juniors but never made the next step to the NHL. Were they left in the juniors or minors too long? It is something you can never prove so it makes for endless forum debate with no clear winner.
Something that is proven - the precentages show that players drafted earlier (on average) play more games and are more productive in the NHL than those drafted later.
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I believe there needs to be a mix of learning (practices, meetings, video, etc) and applying (games). What I believe is happening is that the Blues realized they are in a catch-22: either Pietrangelo plays and practices in the NHL or he plays in the OHL. Their assessment is that he has more to learn than what the OHL can offer, but the AHL is not a possibility. So they are forced to have him practice with them, do video with their coaching staff, apply every so often, then when they can't do it anymore, send him back to the O. IF, we accept that the major premise behind his being in the NHL is to lear, and not to play, then the conclusion you've drawn is incorrect. Consider Del Zotto: though he is playing often, Tortorella is sheltering him, giving him the lowest amount of minutes at 5 vs 5, but high minutes on the PP. Is his development stunted compared to a young D who gets tons of 5 on 5 minutes, but finds his confidence shattered as a result of his mistakes?
NHL defensemen take a long time to develop, because the position is cerebral. What St-Louis is doing is managing their player's development. Take 3 months to provide as much information as possible, have him apply it in the WJHC & OHL. The fact that they are requesting that AP be traded from Niagara suggests that they are closely involved and invested in the young man's development - whether the request is made because they want him to go through a championship run, or because they feel the coaching staff in Niagara is not strong enough, they are getting involved and want his development to progress. THAT is a positive sign.
Pietrangelo, when he was drafted, was touted as having the highest ceiling, but the rawest of the big d-men available. Seems to me St-Louis is doing what they can to help the polishing stage.


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Sensing the need for a composite resource focused solely on this compelling part of the world, Antoine Simonin, a long time contributor to the Ancient History Encyclopedia, built From Bactria to Taxila to fill this glaring void on the web. In this interview, James Blake Wiener of the Ancient History Encyclopedia, speaks to Antoine about the launch of his new e-resource webpage and why Central Asia is "off the radar" for most ancient historians and specialists.
JW: Hello Antoine! It is a pleasure to be speaking with you on behalf of the Ancient History Encyclopedia with regard to your recently launched e-resource: From Bactria to Taxila. As you are a fellow member of the AHE community, I am pleased to be speaking with you in order to learn more about your interests and perspectives on Central Asia.
I wanted to begin by asking you how you became fascinated with the age of Antiquity, ancient Central Asia, and the indelible legacy of the Hellenistic era to the East and West? As I understand, you are an alumnus of the University of Strasbourg (France) and are also drawn to numismatics. Did your love of coins transport you to this unique part of the world?
AS: Hello James! I have to say that, in fact, coins brought me to Central Asia as Central Asia did my passion for numismatics. I took a fantastic course in numismatics during the last year of my bachelor's degree in which I was asked to give a talk. As I always was interested by little known cultures and states, I choose to talk about Indo-Greek coinage, without very knowing much about them!
This is when I began to discover ancient Central Asia and the usefulness of coinage studies because, with the extreme paucity of sources we have for this area, coins become most important to the study of every aspect of "post-Alexander" Central Asia. My talk convinced me to write my master's thesis on a related subject: "Hellenism and Acculturation Phenomena in Central Asia through Numismatics, 250 BCE - 150 CE." En français: <<Hellénisme et acculturations en Asie Centrale à travers la numismatique (250 av. J.-C. - 150 ap. J.-C.)>>.
I should add that I also had the chance to work on several coins from diverse collections during those last three years, including some Indo-Greek and Parthian ones. All of this contributed to keep myself in love with both coins and ancient Central Asia.
JW: Antoine, Central Asia is an area understudied and misunderstood in the West, East Asia, and even the Middle East--why do you believe this is the case and how can From Bactria to Taxila redress this lack of understanding?
AS: As its name suggests, Central Asia is often understood as a midpoint between Near-Eastern and Indian states and cultures. The main problem is that, in ancient times, we have found no "Central Asian" Herodotus or Justinus to explain what happened there. We have a few accounts from Greek and Roman authors, and later Chinese ones, but they all are biased in the way in which they relate the events and customs of ancient Central Asia. Furthermore, Indian authors were more interested in religious topics and so few historical sources were imparted by them to posterity.
The chief kind of sources we should have would be archaeological ones, especially epigraphic. Unfortunately, Central Asia has endured a great deal of political upheaval over the centuries, and it still does today. Just think about the fact that the main centers of Indo-Greek states, Bactria and Taxila, are respectively in present-day Afghanistan and northern Pakistan. What artifacts we discover from Central Asia are sadly more likely to be from the black market or personal collections, than from organized or sanctioned excavations.
The main consequence is that it is very difficult to understand what happened in this broad and culturally diverse area. That's why, even if this area is still understudied in a certain way, a lot of papers are written and most major topics are still discussed in academia. "From Bactria to Taxila," in consolidating research and resources, is meant to enable a comprehensive understanding of ancient Central Asia. Its main aim is also to facilitate the work of specialists, in order for researchers not to miss any important source they could use, if only for historiography.
JW: Could you tell our readers and users a little bit more about From Bactria to Taxila? What are its chief aims and features, and what inspired you to create this distinctive resource?
AS: "From Bactria to Taxila" is a site designed to make the work of centralization. The Internet, as it is by now, is full of resources to anyone interested in ancient times. The only problem is that those resources are maintained in every corner of the web so, basically, you could easily miss some open resource which might be of interest to you.
I can speak from experience and must say that to discover a useful article online, some weeks before the end of my master's degree, was kind of frustrating! That's what I want to eliminate through the creation of From Bactria to Taxila.
Every topic of interest that is available on the net for free and that encompasses Central Asia from Alexander's time to the end of antiquity will appear there. Resources (articles, books, definitions, maps, sources) are listed in large bibliographies according to the type of source. Each one has its own post, in order to link keywords to them. In this way, one can conduct research by keywords with broad meaning. Moreover, my site has the option of performing a "classical search," by entering the words or phrases you want, in a search.
These three approaches to research are designed to decrease the maximum potential of missing something that could be of interest to you. After seeing many "catalog-like" websites, it seems to me that having only one search tool is not enough to better facilitate the research process. Curiously, coin databases that I came across convinced me to build the site the way that I have; the best e-resources on coins, like ACSearch, allow this kind of research (by keywords, related items, and collections).
JW: Although From Bactria to Taxila has only been existence for a brief time, can you share with us your "grand vision" for the site? Do you have any special plans or direction for the site within the immediate future?
AS: With the amount of resources on the site growing everyday, even three research tools will not be enough at some point. One thing to do will be to think again about keywords: I will probably make posts grouping resources on specific themes that are too specific to be used as keywords. I am thinking about state-related topics, like one listing all resources on Apraca kings, for example, or some on precise sites like Aï Khanum. I also have another aim in sight: some colleagues and I are currently, and have been for some months, working on a larger project that also entails ancient history. I cannot speak about it for now, but be sure you will be told about it when it will be finished!
JW: We cannot wait to hear about it, Antoine. Thank you so much for your time and consideration! Congratulations on your efforts and thanks for sharing your wonderful site with all of us. You are providing a fantastic service to the "ancient history" community of scholars, archaeologists, and enthusiasts.
AS: Thank you James for arranging this interview and for your kind words. I take this opportunity to congratulate you and all the AHE team for the fantastic tool you made! As I have been following it since its inception, I have witnessed all the progress that has been made and it's a real pleasure to see this encyclopaedia growing over time!
- Antoine Simonin was one of the first contributors to the Ancient History Encyclopedia. He earned his MA, Sciences de l'Antiquité, from the University of Strasbourg (France), in 2011 and is a specialist in the fields of numismatics, ancient Central Asia, and Hellenistic culture. In addition to his contributions to the Ancient History Encyclopedia, Simonin has also been an active participant and member of the Europa Barbarorum Project. His most recent enterprise is From Bactria to Taxila--a website which provides an extensive listing of resources related to the study of ancient Central Asia from the time of Alexander the Great through Late Antiquity.
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I think this color should be renamed "valley of the dolls." I love it. I do not have any polish colors like this one. I am so glad I found this. The polish consistency is great too.


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Featuring Shia LaBeouf and Tom Hardy as two of the three main brothers in the film (the third is newcomer Jason Clarke), and set in depression-era Franklin County, Virginia, the duo portray moonshiners in a family-run bootlegging gang that is threatened by authorities who want a cut of their profits (Hardy's character was evidently supposed to be skinny, but he was forced to bulk up because of his participation in "The Dark Knight Rises").
Starring Hardy, LaBeouf, Gary Oldman, Guy Pearce, Jessica Chastain, Mia Wasikowska, plus up-and-comers Clarke and Dane DeHaan, "Lawless," is set for an August 31st release date and it'll likely premiere at the Venice Film Festival just a few days earlier when the Lido kicks off on August 29th.
jingmei | March 25, 2012 2:06 AM
Pourquoi pas premiere bit earlier @Cannes?
ken wantanbe | March 24, 2012 3:27 PM
Look at dem luscious lips!!! Hardy hardy har har!
JP | March 24, 2012 2:13 PM
Great-looking film (will be watching only for Mia W.), but stupid generic title. What was wrong with "The Wettest County"? Sigh.
lancel stigmeyer | March 24, 2012 1:45 PM
newcomer jason clarke, he's been around a long time.he was on the showtime series brotherhood and he was in the johnny depp movie public enemies
Joe | March 24, 2012 1:28 PM
What a cast. Should be interesting.
Christian | March 24, 2012 12:51 PM
Can't. fucking. wait.


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AWA Essay Workshop
Join MBA House NY at our SoHo location on Wednesday, February 13, 2013 at 8:30pm for our FREE "AWA Essay Workshop" seminar.
In the blizzard of practicing for Data Sufficiency and Sentence Correction, it's easy to let the Analytical Writing Assessment fall by the wayside. But writing this half-hour essay will be the very first thing you do when you sit down to take the GMAT, so if you approach the essay with comfort and familiarity, you'll feel much more confident as you face the rest of the test. In this hour-long workshop, we'll look closely at what will be expected of you on test day, and help you brush up on those on-the-fly writing skills that you may not have applied since college.